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TUDDENHAM, Henry, of Oxborough, Norf.

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illegit. s. of Sir Thomas Tuddenham*. Add. 19152, ff. 158v-59. educ. M. Temple. J.H. Baker, Men of Ct. (Selden Soc. supp. ser. xviii), ii. 1562. s.p.
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Chief steward for Katherine, dowager duchess of Norfolk, in Essex by June 1457.Essex RO, ct. roll manor of Harwich, 1441–60, D/B 4/38/8.

Escheator, Norf. and Suff. 7 Nov. 1457 – 23 Oct. 1458.

Commr. of inquiry, Cambs., Essex, Herts., London, Mdx., Norf., Suff. Feb., Mar. 1460 (lands and goods of Sir William Oldhall*).

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TUDDENHAM, Henry, of Oxborough, Norf.
Main residence: Oxborough, Norf.
Tedenham, Todenham, Tudnam
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C.E.M.
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TRYGOTTE, Thomas, of South Kirkby, Yorks.

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s. and h. of John Trygotte of South Kirkby, by his w. Agnes. m. Joan, J. Hunter, S. Yorks. ii. 447; KB27/616, rot. 61. The peds. identify his wife as of the family of Huddleston: Vis. Yorks. (Harl. Soc. xvi), 325. No contemporary evidence has been found to support this identification, but it has a feasible context. Like Trygotte, the Huddlestons of Millom were adherents of the Nevilles. 1s.
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Receiver-general of John Neville, earl of Northumberland, by Sept. 1464. Cumbria RO, Carlisle, Aglionby mss, D AY1/146.

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TRYGOTTE, Thomas, of South Kirkby, Yorks.
Main residence: South Kirkby, Yorks.
Trigot, Trigotte, Trygot
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H.W.K.
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TRUTHALL, John, of Laughton, Lincs.

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m. by July 1440, Agnes (d. by 1468), ?da. of (Sir) Hugh Willoughby* by his 1st w. Isabel Foljambe (d.1417), CCR, 1435-41, p. 462. Her fam. is unknown, but a clue is provided by her nomination of Richard Willoughby* as one of her executors: CP40/828, rot. 230. It may be that she was his sis. at least 1s.
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Receiver, John, Lord Beaumont, by Mich. 1435–? CP40/699, rot. 156.

Commr. of inquiry, Lincs. July 1452 (extortion); sewers, Lindsey, Holland Feb. 1453; to distribute allowance on tax, Lincs. June 1453.

Collector of customs and subsidies, Boston 21 Mar.-1 June 1455. E356/20, rot. 28d.

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TRUTHALL, John, of Laughton, Lincs.
Main residence: Laughton, Lincs.
Treudale, Treuthall, Trewtayll, Trewtehale, Trudale, Truethale, Truethall, Trwethale
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S.J.P.
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TROUTBECK, John (c.1412-58), of Chester and Dunham-on-the-Hill, Cheshire and Oxhey, Herts.

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b. c.1412, CCR, 1429-35, p. 218. s. and h. of William Troutbeck (d.1444/5), J. Brownbill, ‘Troutbeck Fam.’, Jnl. Chester Arch. Soc. xxviii. 157. of Dunham-on-the-Hill and Chester by Joan (d.1452), CHES3/43, 31 Hen. VI, no. 5. da. and h. of William Rixton of Warrington, Cheshire. Brownbill, 154; D.J. Clayton, Admin. County Palatine of Chester, 163. m. (1) bef. July 1432, DKR, xxxvii (2), 718. Margery (28 Oct. 1417-15 Nov. 1456), CHES3/36, 10 Hen. VI, no. 7; C139/163/8. da. and h. of Thomas Huls (d.1420) of Brimstage and Mobberley, Cheshire, and Oxhey, by his w. Alice, CIPM, xxi. 573-6, 864. Alice’s antecedents are uncertain. According to Brownbill, 160, she was the da. of John Corbet of Leighton, Salop, the sis. and h. of Richard Corbet and the wid. of Sir William Brereton of Cheshire and survived until 1458. 2s. 3da.; Brownbill, 164. (2) Alice, da. of John Judde of London by his w. Joan. Ibid. 163; CCR, 1461-8, p. 57.
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Jt. steward and receiver (with his fa.) of Hawarden and Mold, Flints. 30 Jan. 1437 – 21 May 1439; sole May 1439–? CPR, 1436–41, pp. 33, 279.

Parker of Pickan in Hawarden 8 Feb. 1437–?; CPR, 1436–41, pp. 35, 279. jt. parker (with his fa.) of Shotwick, Cheshire 19 May 1437–? CPR, 1436–41, p. 57.

Commr. to survey King’s Langley, Herts. May 1438; seize grain bought by forestallers, Cheshire Nov. 1438; DKR, xxxvii (2), 718. distribute tax allowance, Herts. Mar. 1442; of inquiry, Cheshire Apr. 1442 (King’s right to property at Clutton). Ibid. 397.

Sheriff, Cheshire 29 Sept. 1438–10 July 1439. Ibid. 136; xxxi. 251.

Chamberlain of Chester 16 June 1439–?April 1457. CPR, 1436–41, p. 275; 1452–61, p. 338; DKR, xxxi. 252; xxxvii (2), 720; Clayton, 165–6.

Keeper of Padeswood park, Flints. 10 Dec. 1439–? DKR, xxxi. 252; xxxvii (2), 719.

King’s remembrancer at the Exchequer (jtly. with Thomas Daniell*) 11 Mar. 1447-bef. 4 Nov. 1450. CPR, 1446–52, pp. 33, 405; E159/223, brevia Easter rot. 19d.

Surveyor of manors of Hope and Hopedale, Flints. and Northwich and Overmarsh, Cheshire for Henry Holand, duke of Exeter 26 Nov. 1447–? Add. Ch. 72497.

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TROUTBECK, John (c.1412-58), of Chester and Dunham-on-the-Hill, Cheshire and Oxhey, Herts.
Main residences: Chester; Dunham-on-the-Hill, Cheshire; Oxhey, Herts.
Trotebek, Troubek, Troutbik, Trowtebek, Trughtbek, Truthebek, Truttebek
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C.E.M.
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TROTT, Bartholomew, of Bodmin, Cornw.

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s. and h. of Thomas Trott of Bodmin. C1/35/62. m. 2s. inc. Thomas*, 1da. C1/741/7.
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Mayor, Bodmin 4 Oct. 1447 – 48, 1453 – 54, ?1454–5. CP40/750, rot. 103d; 778, rot. 315d. The evidence for Trott’s final mayoralty is dubious. J. Maclean, Trigg Minor, iii. 683 added it as an afterthought, citing a deed in private hands. A modern manuscript list among the Bodmin records (Cornw. RO, Bodmin bor. recs., B/Bod/302, f. 4) suggests that Trott served a further term of office in 1450–1, while another list in the same collection, previously in the possession of a Mr. Bell, town committee clerk, is ambiguous in naming Thomas Bere as mayor in 1450, and assigning the mayoralty of 1451 to both Trott and James Flamank.

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TROTT, Bartholomew, of Bodmin, Cornw.
Main residence: Bodmin, Cornw.
Trovta, Trowte, Troyte, Trutte
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H.W.K.
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Commons 1422-1461
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TROPENELL, Thomas (d.1487), of Neston in Corsham and Atworth and Great Chalfield, Wilts.

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s. of Henry Tropenell by Edith, da. of Walter Roches. According to the ped. compiled by Tropenell himself: Tropenell Cart. ed. Davies, ii. 162-4. If this were correct it would make him a gt. nephew of Sir John Roches† and kin to the important families of Beauchamp and Baynton, yet, significantly, nowhere in the cartulary does Tropenell make any claim to these relationships, even though he used the Roches arms. educ. adm. L. Inn 1470. L. Inn Adm. i. 18. m. (1) between June and Dec. 1431, Tropenell Cart. i. 122-3. Agnes (d.c.1449), prob. née Chamberlain, She was certainly dead by Jan. 1453: ibid. i. p. xi; ii. 198-200. wid. of Thomas Burton (fl.1427) of Bourton, Glos. and Atworth, s.p.; (2) by May 1456, Ibid. ii. 198-200, 212-20; CP40/781, rot. 244d. Margaret (d. bef. 1479), da. of William Ludlow II* and wid. of John Erle*, 2s. (1 d.v.p.), 2da. (1 d.v.p.). Dist. Wilts. 1458, 1465.
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Attestor, parlty. elections, Wilts. 1435, 1437, 1447.

Receiver-general of the estates of Sir Walter Hungerford†, Lord Hungerford, ?by 25 Mar.-Aug. 1449, His precise term as receiver-general is difficult to establish. J.L. Kirby, ‘Hungerford Fam.’ (London Univ. M.A. thesis, 1939), 111–12, 192–3, gives it as 1448–57, but, confusingly, also says that it was only when Lord Walter died [in Aug. 1449] that Tropenell replaced John Mervyn in the office. Mervyn was still receiver-general at Mich. 1448 (SC6/1119/12), but an acct. of a rent collector for 25 Mar. 1449-Mich. 1450 (SC6/1057/1), names Tropenell as such. Robert, 2nd Lord Hungerford, by Mich. 1449-May 1459; SC6/971/10–13. Margaret, Lady Hungerford, May 1459-bef. Mich. 1464; SC6/971/9 (called John in error); 1054/5–7; 1057/1; 1061/19; 1119/14. supervisor of Lady Margaret’s cts. in Cornw. by Oct. 1476; SC6/HENVII/43. steward, Hungerford estates, Wilts. bef. 1483. SC6/HENVII/979.

Commr. of array and to arrest rebels, Wilts. Sept. 1450; of inquiry, Salisbury, Wilts. Mar. 1451 (theft of wool and other goods), Berks., Devon, Dorset, Hants, Mdx., Oxon., Som., Wilts. June 1459 (estates of Robert, 2nd Lord Hungerford), Wilts. Oct. 1470 (felonies), Aug. 1473 (unpaid farms); arrest, Bristol, Dorset, Som., Wilts. June 1459 (Thomas Herbert†).

Alderman, Salisbury 2 Nov. 1461–2, 1479 – 80; reeve 1462–3. Wilts. Hist. Centre, Salisbury city recs., ledger bk. 2, G23/1/2, ff. 54v, 57v, 137v. It is difficult to discern his intentions in positioning himself in the government of Salisbury in these troubled times, or in becoming a burgess of Wilton (which he had done by the time of the earliest list of freemen in 1467, remaining so until his death): Wilton bor. recs., gen. entry bk. G25/1/21, ff. 587–9, 591–8.

J.p. Wilts. 18 Nov. 1470 – June 1471.

Constable of Trowbridge castle, Wilts. ? by 1479. There was considerable controversy over the constableship, which ostensibly pertained to the owner of Great Chalfield: Tropenell Cart. i. 272–3, 294–5, 316–19, 369; ii. 222–3. Tropenell’s post mortem, CIPM Hen. VII, i. 315, states that he had held Great Chalfield of the duchy of Lancaster as of the honour of Trowbridge, for the service of acting as constable of Trowbridge castle, but duchy officials had earlier been wholly adverse to his pretensions, and treated the office as being at their own disposal: Wilts. Arch. Mag. xxxvii. 567–70; VCH Wilts. vii. 132.

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TROPENELL, Thomas (d.1487), of Neston in Corsham and Atworth and Great Chalfield, Wilts.
Main residences: Neston in Corsham; Atworth; Great Chalfield, Wilts.
Crapenelle, Trapnell, Tropenelle, Troppenall, Tropynell
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L.S.C.
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TREWINT, John, of Trewint in Blisland, Cornw.

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1da. illegit. C1/573/42.
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Attestor, parlty. election, Cornw. 1442.

Tax collector, Cornw. Dec. 1417, Nov. 1419, Dec. 1421, Oct. 1422, Mar. 1442.

Coroner, Cornw. up to 6 July 1421.

Receiver of Sir John Arundell I* bef. 1427. CP40/666, rot. 4.

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TREWINT, John, of Trewint in Blisland, Cornw.
Main residence: Trewint in Blisland, Cornw.
Author
H.W.K.
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Commons 1422-1461
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